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Post G21-015: The math behind the space blanket
Post #1112: COVID-19 trends to 4/18/2021
Post #1111: Town of Vienna, any lessons from Scout on the Circle?
Post #G21-014: Warming a raised bed at night, part 2: Success!
Post #G21-013: Ball canning lids are back in stock.
Post #G21-012: Warming a raised bed at night, part 1: Floating row cover does nothing
Post #G21-011: Last frost date, degree-days, and why I’m planting summer squash now.
Post #1110: William and Mary, no COVID-19 uptick following spring break days
Post #1109: COVID-19 trends through 4/15/2021
Post #1108: Town of Vienna water bills and a simple net-present-value calculation
Post #G21-010: Ball lid shortage and Tattler lids
Post #1107: COVID-19 trend to 4-13-2021
Post #G21-009: Canning lid shortage revisited.
Post #G21-008: Building a plumbed core bed.
Post #G21-007: Core bed irrigation.
Post #1106: COVID-19 trend to 4/11/2021
Post #1105: COVID-19 trend to 4/9/2021, Michigan as a perfect storm
Post #1104: Sidewalks, one last try at clarifying the issue.
Post #1103: Dead cobras and acorns on Maple.
Post #1102: Yet another sign that the pandemic is nearing an end.
Post #G21-006. Mustard, kale, and potato mistakes.
Post #G21-005: Your 70th percentile last frost date is actually your 90th percentile last frost dat…
Post #1101: New statistical analysis: When the facts change I change my mind. What do you do?
Post #1100: COVID update, more and interesting data on variants of concern and Michigan
Post #1099: William and Mary, final St. Pat’s update
Post #1098: William and Mary update to 4/5/2021
Post #1097: COVID-19 trend to 4/5/2021. End phase?
Post #1096: Sue them
Post #1095: U.S. COVID fourth wave, fizzling out?
Post #1094: A blistering pace of COVID-19 vaccination???
Post #1093: Decision-making in the Town of Vienna
Post #1092: COVID-19 fourth U.S. wave, clear as mud
Post #1091: William and Mary update to 4/2/2021
Post #1090: Making decisions about $5,000,000,000 worth of private property based on a $400 self-se…
Post #1089: W&M brief update
Post #1088: COVID-19 trend to 4/1/2021
Post #1087: Do you want bigger houses in Vienna, VA?
Post #1086: William and Mary COVID-19 outbreak, update to 3/31/2021
Post #1085: COVID trend to 3-30-2021
Post #1084: William and Mary brief COVID-19 update
Post #1083: COVID-19 trend, fourth U.S. wave
Post #1082: William and Mary update, still waiting for the other shoe to drop
Post #1081: Vaccines and diminishing marginal returns.
Post #1080: COVID-19 trends; vaccination, self-selection, and herd immunity
Post G21-004: Low-effort three-season kitchen compost system
Post #1079: The U.S. COVID-19 fourth wave has started, I guess.
Post #1078: W&M St. Patrick’s Day outbreak, updated
Post #1077: Michigan school-sports outbreak.
Post #1076: Virginia’s COVID-19 hospitalization rate: Home alone?
Post #1075: William and Mary COVID-19 trends, not looking so good (St. Patrick’s Day outbreak…
Post #1074: COVID-19 trend to 3/24/2021, Michigan outbreak continues, NY reporting issue.
Post #1073: No-dig potatoes as value-destroying gardening.
Post #1072: Town of Vienna mail-in voting, witness signature is required
Post #1071: A young person’s pandemic and immunization of the elderly.
Post #1070: COVID-19 updates to 3/22/2021
Post #1069: What is the limit to COVID-19 vaccination for the elderly?
Post #1068: Save the library by moving it.
Post #G21-003: Is there still a canning lid shortage?
Post #1067: Updated information on COVID-19 variants of concern, comparison of CDC and Helix Corpor…
Post #1066: Trends to 3/19/2021: MI & MN, AZ & NV, CA
Post #1065: $22M worth of lipstick for the Town of Vienna
Post #1064: Vaccinated, and the limits of vaccine acceptance.
Post #1063: Vaccine appointments and poor web design
Post #1062: A short note on the U.K. variant and children
Post #G21-002: Sweet potato slips, rewritten: Ditch the glass.
Post #1061: A brief note on vaccination priorities.
Post #1060: Trend updates of all sorts, and stating the obvious.
Post #1059: The final Town of Vienna May election.
Post #1058: Trend to 3/15/2021, slight uptick
Post G21-001: Garden lessons learned.
Post #1057: COVID-19 trend to 3-13-2021. Now 79% down from peak.
Post #1056: Town of Vienna, am I having a senior moment, or where’s the sidewalk?
Post #1055: Trend to 3/13/2021. Just read yesterday’s post.
Post #1054: Trend to 3/12/2021
Post #1053: Trends to 3/11/2021: May you live in uninteresting times.
Post #1052: The end of pandemic: Sobering up and paying off the bezzle.
Post #1051: U.K. COVID-19 variant versus the U.S. COVID-19 vaccination rate.
Post #1050: Trends, data reporting issues, still waiting for the U.K. variant
Post #1049: Trend to 3/8/2021: No change
Post #1048: Virginia had under 1000 new COVID-19 cases today.
Post #1047: New cases down 77% from peak. Will the U.S. flunk the marshmallow test?
Post #1046: New cases now down 76% from the peak
Post #1045: Update on the U.K. variant B.1.1.7 in the US
Post #1044: A little statistical evidence that vaccination is working in Virginia
Post #1043, Trend continues to improve
Post #1042, the non-explosion of cases post Super Bowl, revisited
Post #1041: Trend to 3/3/2021, and the curious case of the British lockdown.
Post #1040: U.K. variant: The fuse remains lit. Keep your eyes on Florida.
Post #1039: Return to trend?
Post #1038: William and Mary COVID cases through 3/1/2021
Post #1037: Trend through March 1 2021: still flat
Post #1037: Trend through end of February 2021: flat.
Post #1036, new COVID-19 cases trending down slowly, ex-Texas
Post #1035: Herd immunity, part 1: Vaccines don’t matter, much, yet
Post #1034: Trend to 2/26/2021, flat ex-Texas
Post #1033: Will we ever get public health officials who can do simple arithmetic?
Post #1032: William and Mary COVID-19 testing rate.
Post #1031: Trend to 2/25/2021, losing ground.
Post #1030: Magid N95 respirator, a flat-fold mask with excellent face seal
Post #1029: Post Super Bowl non-explosion of cases

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